Money changers

The Bank. A world where, it would seem, nothing exists except money. Love and friendship, loyalty and betrayal, integrity and dexterity—what is the priority for modern money changers—professional bankers? People can scheme, lie, steal, ruin their own and others' lives—it matters absolutely nothing as long as the financial empire stands. But if the empire one day falters—what then?! Arthur Hailey's book, "The Money Changers," tells the story of a major American bank that experiences several shocks in a short period of time: the bank's chairman, Ben Roselli, resigns due to illness, and literally the next day it is discovered that someone has been stealing large sums from unclaimed deposits for a long time. Two bankers, Alex Vandervort and Roscoe Hayward, are vying for Roselli's position. A serious struggle unfolds between an honest banker, acting in the interests of the bank and his clients, and the vain Roscoe. The ins and outs of banking, the roles of each of its employees, financial scams, prison, and love—all are intertwined in one gripping story on the pages of Arthur Hailey's novel...